Integration with Python

[Patrick Li]

Hi all,

I am trying to integrate the mapping file with Python because I want to implement the functions (like math functions or if functions in spinmap rules) created by TBC in Python, owlready2 was the one I was looking at, not sure if this package would do the job, the error message is shown below, it seems cannot read spinmapl.ttl 

owlready2.base.OwlReadyOntologyParsingError: Cannot download 'http://topbraid.org/spin/spinmapl'!  

If anyone has a clue to this? or maybe other python packages could do this job?

Thanks,

Patrick

[Holger Knublauch]

If an external library cannot download a namespace from the internet (e.g. because it really isn't there) then you may need to tell it about alternate local copies of these files. I don't know python libraries, and help for those libraries is outside of what this mailing list can cover, but I do know that other libraries such as Jena offer such redirects.

Note that in order to make sense of SPIN rules and functions you need an API that supports SPIN. From a quick look at owlready2 I don't get the impression that it does support SPIN.

Holger

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[richarddi...@gmail.com]

Holger is right about owlready2, it does not support SPIN. owlready is pure OWL base.

Use RDFlib to read any ttl file.

Hope this helps.

[Patrick Li]

Hi,

Thanks for your replies, just checking up, if any package in python has an API supports SPINMAP functions? Just trying to make sense of these functions in Python. 

Thanks,

Patrick

[richarddi...@gmail.com]

Hi Patrick,

For SPINMAP I do not know any Python library.

Sorry to ask but what is your ultimate goal? Exploring SPINMAP per se or mapping a relational database with other libraries like https://pypi.org/project/rdfizer/ .

Regards,

Richard